Explore developer tools for workspace interaction: Review

The guided exercise just has you copy-pasting commands. In the Python SDK section, you get a notebook, but the only goal is to run pre-written cells to see that it connects. Don’t expect to write any code. This whole thing is a visual dictionary for the Azure ML workspace: here's the button in the Studio, here's the equivalent `az ml` command, here's the `ml_client` object. It’s useful for exactly that—getting your bearings before you start a real project or a more involved tutorial that assumes you know your way around. I was hoping for a tiny bit more of a challenge in the lab, maybe a small data file to actually register. Instead, you just verify things exist. It’s a good first 30 minutes in the ecosystem, but plan on immediately moving to another module.